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Oct 9, 2026
The City of Selkirk invites quotations for professional real estate services for the listing and sale of thirteen municipally owned commercial lots located at 400 Pittsburg Avenue in Selkirk, Manitoba.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Selkirk
The Council meeting involved several key discussions and approvals. Key items included a variance order for 223 Sutherland Avenue to permit the construction of a dental clinic, the approval of a development agreement for 541 and 543 Vaughan Avenue, and the designation of a Community Safety Officer as a Designated Officer. The Council also expressed concurrence for a telecommunications facility at 749 Strathnaver Avenue, authorized attendance at various community events, and reviewed the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements. Additionally, the Council addressed a land sale for 223 Sutherland Avenue, approved a development agreement replacement for 287 Main Street, and established an honourary street name.
The Council meeting involved discussions on infrastructure, community partnerships, and civic governance. Key agenda items included the approval of a Multi-Use Facility Business Plan, procurement for detailed design of that facility, and the proclamation of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Council also reviewed and approved by-laws regarding short-term accommodation taxes and the naming of features within the city. Additionally, the meeting included a review of various financial accounts, administrative reports, and received correspondence regarding a new hospital helipad.
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The council discussed several business items, including the Short-Term Accommodation Tax By-law and the Naming of Features Within the City of Selkirk By-law. Key topics included authorization for conference attendance, approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, and support for a firearms event. Administrative items covered were accessibility audit results for the local recreation complex, a disaster financial assistance application, and public safety programming agreements. New business items addressed waste receptacle locations, pool access, and ongoing development projects.
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